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  • Financial complaints top 100,000

    Financial complaints top 100,000

    The Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA) has received more than 100,000 complaints for the second year in a row. While there was a 4 per…

  • Grants for native plants

    Grants for native plants

    Following a successful round in 2024, Bupa and Landcare Australia announce the return of the Healthy Cities Landcare Grants Program in 2025, offering funding to…

  • Community Calendar

    Community Calendar

    End of life discussion Dying to Know Information Afternoon to be held on Sunday August 10, 12pm – 4pm. Afternoon tea provided. Anyone curious about…

  • Turning trash into tram stops

    Turning trash into tram stops

    An innovative partnership is aiming to see recycled plastics from kerbside and industrial waste used for modular tram stop platforms, making Melbourne’s tram network sustainable,…

  • Trauma on Gamon Street

    Trauma on Gamon Street

    Williamstown amateur historian Barb McNeill is Star Weekly’s history columnist. This week she tells the heartbreaking story of a family tragedy that struck a Yarraville…

  • Poetry through painting in Ballan

    Poetry through painting in Ballan

    An outdoor exhibition in Ballan will present “poetry through images,” with colourful artworks inspired by daily observations. Presented at Moorabool’s outdoor gallery space MAPP Up…

  • Cultural centre back in action!

    Cultural centre back in action!

    The Wyndham Cultural Centre is back in action and the community is invited to see some of the best entertainment on offer. The refreshed space…

  • Telling the stories of First Nations people

    Telling the stories of First Nations people

    An exhibition highlighting the often forgotten stories and histories of First Nations people in Melbourne’s west is currently showing as part of a collaboration with…

  • New vision for Sunbury artist

    New vision for Sunbury artist

    Sunbury artist Michael Howes is unveiling his latest exhibition in the Macedon Ranges. His exhibition, ‘Another Vision’, showcases his journey from a young love of…

  • West’s invasive weed war

    West’s invasive weed war

    PRECEDE: serrated tussock is a drought-tolerant weed of national significance, and as reported by Star Weekly, the Victorian drought is exacerbating the issue of its…

  • Jaecoo J7 – China’s best yet?

    Jaecoo J7 – China’s best yet?

    Another name to grapple with as the surge in Chinese imports gathers strength and they not only come with quantity but also quality. This time…

  • Dangerous intersection leaves residents anxious

    Dangerous intersection leaves residents anxious

    Residents living near a notorious Maidstone intersection claim it is a constant source of anxiety. Software engineer Shakir Meah Mohaseen and his wife have lived…

  • My place

    My place

    Jodie Barrett is the community engagement officer at the Braybrook and Maidstone Neighbourhood House, and she also works with Angliss Neighbourhood House. She spoke to…

  • Monthly music and puppet nights

    Monthly music and puppet nights

    Snuff Puppets are opening a new music and arts bar, Snuff Salooon, at the historic Footscray Drill Hall. The first Snuff Salooon headlines electro-dub band…

  • Kicking off a new chapter

    Kicking off a new chapter

    AFLW star Libby Birch is moving the goal posts for Australian girls, releasing the first children’s book about female footballers. The Maribyrnong local’s great-grandfather played…

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